The park contains the 18-hole 'Lake Mazarick' disc golf course, which is widely recognized by local enthusiasts for its technical woods segments.
Glenville Lake, the focal point of the park, was originally created by damming a local creek system.
The park land was integrated into the city’s greenway system to connect various neighborhoods via paved pedestrian paths.
The park features an ADA-accessible fishing pier to allow inclusive access to the lake's freshwater species.
Mazarick Park is a 79-acre recreational facility in Fayetteville, North Carolina, centered around the 53-acre Glenville Lake. The park features a diverse trail system, including the one-mile paved Glenville Lake Trail which offers scenic views of the water. Sports facilities on-site include tennis courts, volleyball courts, and a softball field. An 18-hole disc golf course provides a challenging layout through wooded terrain. Visitors have access to a dedicated fishing pier and multiple picnic shelters for public use. The park is managed by Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks and Recreation and serves as a major hub for local outdoor community events. It provides significant green space near the city center, facilitating both active sports and passive recreation.
The wooden fishing pier extending into the center of Glenville Lake during sunset.
Bring bug spray if you plan to walk the wooded segments of the disc golf course or the non-paved sections of the trails.
Visit the lake pier early in the morning for the best chance to spot local waterfowl and herons.
Check the official city park website for scheduled youth softball tournaments that may limit parking availability.
Attempting to swim or wade in the lake, as it is restricted to fishing and boating activities only.
Leash laws are strictly enforced for dogs; carry waste disposal bags. Standard park noise ordinances apply to public areas.
